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Only after a lot of further research did I discover that Adobe's latest Flash Player Update installed version 11 and version 11 is reported (by Adobe) to be compatible with Mac OS X 10.6, 10.7+. I caused a rapid blinking or flashing of the video then crashed the browser (both, Firefox and Safari). Unfortunately, I had previously choose to install this UNKNOWN version update and it totally screwed up all Flash videos that I attempted to view. When I clicked on 'See Details' it took me to an Adobe page that does not SPECIFICALLY address the issue of which version of Flash player this Update notice would install.

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Adobe Flash Player Adobe CS6 master collection Mac full version free for Mac OS X. Since it is free of the design restrictions of more traditional Web display. It displays Web application front-ends, high-impact Web site user interfaces, interactive online advertising, and short-form to long-form animation. Everything is fine now.but why is Adobe sending out Updates for Flash Player that: #1 - do not specify what version this Update will be installing and #2 (and more significantly) - why doesn't the Update installer detect the operating system on a computer and if NOT COMPATIBLE, cancel the installation? This is a ridulous and time consuming situation caused by Adobe Systems.Adobe Flash Player (formerly Macromedia Flash Player) lets you view the best animation and entertainment on the Web. I had to spend more of my valuable time to UN-install Flash Player version 11 and then RE-install version 10.3.183.10. The Flash installer should have detected the OS version that my computer is running (but obviously it did not!!!).

I'm wondering if upgrading to 10.3.183.11 would eliminate that.I'd just go ahead and try it, if not for the fact that my Power Mac G5 has never seemed very happy with Adobe stuff. Yet, Macnut44's post above seems to say that I could run the 10.3.183.11 version of Flash Player under OS 10.5.8.I have been doing OK for a while with 10.1.102.64, but now I have the Facebook problem. See Archived Flash Player versions.'The 'Archived Flash Player versions' page says, 'Mac OS X, 10.4+ вЂ”For PowerPC processors: most recent Flash Player 10.1 'I don't know how to interpret '10.4+' for sure, but I would think it includes OS 10.5.x.

Adobe assumes to think that OSX10.5 user are economically negligible, which might be the truth, ad in which case assuming this decision publicly would be appreciated, so we know immediately that we should find other solutions (and companies who want to reach OSX10.5 public know it also.)I did download FP v10.3.183.18 but I continue to receive Up Date Alerts from Adobe telling me to update Flash Player ***** First and foremost Adobe does not indicate WHAT VERSION these Up Dates notifications are referring to. But I am certainly not alone in this situation.Or. Of course, a strong reaction of Adobe to correct this issue would also send a strong signal, unfortunately I doubt it will happen before I have to choose for my softwares suites. The absence of solution from Adobe, will only drive Facebook and other online publishers to quit a system where they cannot reach a full audience, because as mentionned above, it is doubtful that in a near future all users of MacOS 10.5 will upgrade their system as most computers equipped with this OS still have a reasonnable lifespan.On my side, well I will not dye not to see a few videos online, but it clearly shows me a company that shows not much consideration for end users, and when choosing between equivalent illustrating products this will clearly play a role.

Apple didn't get to be the biggest (in revenues) computer manufacturer by treating people like 'numbers'.they got where they are by providing THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE in the world! A valuable lessen Adobe Systems should learn.I had the same problem getting Flash to work. Apple (so far) still values their customers and still realizes 'customers' are living, breathing human beings. Adobe needs to take a few lessons from Apple Computer. #4 - Adobe 'management' apparently is not too (or not concerned at all) whether one of their products, if installed, totally screws up thousands of customer's computers.one hell' ov a way to run a business! Evidently Adobe is of the opinion that they are 'so big and powerful' to hell with a few thousand people whose computers got screwed up because they unknownly installed a piece of their software. #3 - I keep receiving notices from Adobe telling me to Up Date Adobe Flash Player (but does not tell me what version this Up Date installer is going to install). #2 - Adobe Flash Player 11+ is NOT COMPATIBLE with OS X 10.5.8.

Believe me I gave one!Download thisВ В to your desktop, unzip it, and replace the current Flash Player plug-in which is in your main/Library/Internet Plug-Ins folder, (not the user Library). The man does ask, that if you are happy with the hack, you make a donation. I now get FB, hula and others that were lost to me.I found this in an Apple support communities forum from 'Texas Mac Man' - it worked beautifully for my Tiger.

The installer will notice that the OS is not supported and will: They'll download the update and attempt to install A user of an unsupported OS will get a notification that a new update is available

I get nailed with the forced update attempt/failure EVERY loop through the process. - It's more like 'YOU SHALL install 11, NOW there's no choice.But shouldn't does not mean 'won't' at least for me. Set a flag telling the update mechanism to stop checking for future updatesSo while you'll get one update notification, once the installer tells the auto update mechanism to stop you shouldn't see any more.Re: 1.

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